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JULIUS CATLIN, Vice Presid't. J JAS. B. SHUTLAS, Treasurer. JAMES HI. ASIMLEAD, Scoret'y. | R. G. DRAKE, Attorney.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Annual Fair, at Hartford, October 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th, 1855. SAMUEL H. HUNTINGTON, Hartford, President, C. H. POND, Milford, and N. B. SMITH, Woodbury, Vice Pres., HENRY A. DYER, Brooklyn, Corresponding Secretary,
JOIN A. PORTER, New Haven, Ree. Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors .- F. H. North, New Britain; E. B. Bishop, New Haven; E. Hougli, East Bridgeport; T. S. Gold, West Corn- wall; B. Montague, Middletown; E. Williams, Norwich; II. Hammond, Killingly; R. B. Chamberlain, Coventry.
HARTFORD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Fair to be hell with State Fair at Hurtford, HORACE PITKIN, of Manchester, President,
JAMES T. PRATT, of Rocky Hill, Vice President,
NOAH W. STANLEY, New Britain,
FRANCIS GILLETTE, of Hartford, Cor. Secretary, F. A. BROWN, of Hartford, Recording Secretary,
A. W. BUTLER, of Hartford, Treasurer,
H. L. BIDWELL, of Hartford, Auditor.
HARTFORD COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Officers chosen April 7th, 1855.
WM. W. TURNER, President. E. A. HOLCOMB, Sth V. Pres.
JOIIN MI. NILES, Ist V. Pres.
SALMON LYMAN, 9th
Dr. J. S. BUTLER, 2d S. D. CASE, 10th
IlEN'Y W. TERRY, 3d 66
Dr. H.A. GRANT, 11th
HENRY MYGATT, 4th Dr. G. W. RUSSELL, Ree. See.
CHAS. L. PORTER, 5th 66
Tnos. R. DrTTON, Cor. Sec.
N. W. STANLEY, 6th
P. D. STILLMAN, Treasurer.
NORMAN PORTER, 7th
H. L. BIDWELL, Auditor.
Standing Committee .- Joseph Winship, George Beach, Jr., T. H. Goodwin, H. L. Bidwell, Henry Affleck, Daniel S. Dewey, Dr. George B. Hawley, George Afleck, Chas. T. Webster, II. D. Welles, W. F. Tuttle, E. A. Whiting.
ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY.
Established, Jan. 17th, 1841. Chartered, May Session, 1842. Meets first Sunday, montlily, in basement of St. Patrick's Church.
President .- James Farrell. Tice. President .- Jas. Rigney. Secretary .- Timothy Brennan. | Treasurer .- Tho's Bracken. Standing Committee .- James Brennan, John Mahon, Michael Bracken, Andrew Kelley, James Geraty. Steuerds .- Jas. Moran, Patrick Finegan. April Ist, 1855, it numbered 103 Members.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
ST. JOHN'S SICK AND BURIAL SOCIETY.
Established January 1st, 1848. Chartered May Session, 1848. Mects monthly, 1st Thursday, room 11, 616 Central row.
President .- Matthew Ryan. -
T. Pres .- Frank Carney.
Rec. Sec'y .- Thos. Mc Manus. Treasurer .- Michael Kearns. Timothy St. Lawrence, Financial Secretary. Committee. - James McManus. James Carberry, Nicholas Freeman, John Mc Manus, James Morrison. Stewards .- Michael Leonard, Edward Buckley. Number of members, April 1st, 1855, was 115.
ANCIENT BURYING GROUND ASSOCIATION. NATHANIEL GOODWIN President.
EDWARD GOODWIN, Secretary. | J. B. HOSMER, Treasurer. Committee .- Jas. B. Hosmer, Chis. Hosmer and A. W. Butler.
NORTII BURYING GROUND.
Committee .- Jas. B. Hosmer, Oleott Allen and Jas. B. Shultas.
OLD SOUTH BURYING GROUND AND ZION'S HILL Committee .- James B. Hosmer, I. W. Stuart, and J. B. Shultas.
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WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT, No. 1, OF MASONS.
Regular meetings, first Friday evening in each month, at Ma- sonic Ilall, 75 Main, corner of Sheldon st. James H. Ash- mead, G. C .; Samnel Tripp, G .; Heman H. Barbour, C. G .; Henry C. Deming, P .; E. T. Lobdell,S. W. : James R. Shultas, Rec .; Mason Gross, Treasurer : Elizur Skinner, Sentinel.
WOLCOTT COUNCIL, No. 1, OF MASONS.
Regular meetings, third Thursday evening in each month, at Masonic llall. D. Clark, T. I. G. M .: 11. Goodwin, D. G. M .; Theodore Spencer, P. C .; Allyn Goodwin. C. G .: M. Gross, Treasurer: J. II. Ashead, Recorder; E. Skinner, Sentinel.
PYTHAGORAS CHAPTER, NO. 17. OF MASONS.
Regular meetings, test Thursday evening in each month at Masonic Hall. Allyn Goodwin. II. P .: David Clark, K .; Ches- ter Hebard, Scribe; Stiles D. Sperry, Secretary.
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ST. JOHN'S LODGE, No. 4, OF MASONS.
Regular mecctings, every Wednesday evening, at Masonic Hall. Stephen Babcock, W. M .; Stiles D. Sperry, S. W .; Gco. A. Washburn, J. W .; Thos. S. Boardman, S. D .; Henry P. Seymour, J. D .; Mason Gross, Treas. ; L. S. Bolles, Sec'y; Rev. C. R. Fisher, Chaplain; Elizur Skinner, Tyler.
Military Companies.
FIRST TROOP-GOVERNOR'S HORSE GUARD. Chartered May 8, 1778.
Henry Boardman, Major Commandant ; Colwell Patterson, Captain and 1st Lieut. : Horace Stetson, 2d Lientenant; Win. Wadsworth, Cornet; H. Raymond, Qr. Master. Armory, 75 Main street.
FIRST CO. GOVERNOR'S FOOT GUARD. Chartered Oct. 1771.
Leverett Seymour, Major Commandant ; J. Ellsworth Strong, Captain and Ist Lieutenant: L. E. Hunt, 2d Lieut .: C. S. Cooley, 3d Lieut. ; Nathan F. Drake, 4th Lieut .; O. W. Chatl'ce, Ensign. Armory under City Hall.
SEYMOUR HORSE GUARDS.
CAVALRY CO. A, FIRST REGIMENT, FIRST BRIGADE CONN. M.
Horace Ensworth, Captain; Joseph Pratt 1st Lient .; Horace Johnson, 2dl Lieut .; Daniel K. Reade, 3d Lient. Organized in Ang. 1853. Armory 115 Main street, opposite the City hotel.
HARTFORD LIGHT GUARD.
INFANTRY CO. G., FIRST REGT. FIRST BRIGADE CONN. MILITI.I.
Gen. S. Burnham, Captain; D. C. Barnard, 1st Lieut .; Levi H. Woodhouse, 2d Lieut; II. K. Barber, 3d Lient .; Chas. G. Geer, Qr. M. Armory, 6% Central row. Organized Aug., 183G.
EMMETT GUARDS.
INFANTRY CO. F., FIRST REGT. FIRST BRIGADE CONN. MILITI.1.
Edward McManus, Captain; James MeHigh, 1st Liout .; Michael Collins. 2d Lieut. ; Cornelius Ryan, Sd Lient. Armory corner of Main and Arch streets. Organized, Sept. 13, 1853.
CITY DIRECTORY.
fire Department.
There are in the Department six engines, all in good order, two hose carriages, one hook and ladder truck with five ladders, and one sack and bucket carriage with forty buckets, all in good order. There are 2600 feet of leading hose in good order, and 1300 in ordinary condition, making in all 3900 feet. There are 72 feet of suction hose in good order, 16 reservoirs in good order and one in ordinary condition. There are about 500 men in the department, and companies to all the machines.
Chief Engineer .- JOHN G. PARSONS.
Assistant Engineers .- Joseph Pratt, Samuel HI. Havens, Ed- ward Norton, Horace Billings, J. Deane Alden.
Foremen and Asssitants .- Hook and Ladder Co., Jared But- ler, Foreman, Edwin S. Bibbins and Geo. H. Gilbert, Assistants; Hose Co. No. 1, E. D. Studley, Chas. H. Orchard, B. O. Ray, Sec'y ;- Pioneer Hose Co. No. 2, Arthur T. Hinckley. E. I. Barker ;- Sack and Bucket Co., S. A. Cooley, J. II' Laugh- ton, L. H. Goodrich 21 ;- Protection Engine Co. No. 1, Wm. O. Buckley, Jas. Maguire, John L. Hawks ;- Neptune Eugine Co. No. 2, Ethan A. Barker, Henry Cooley, Lyman Smith :- Phoenix Engine Co. No. 3. Geo. A. Burnham, Chas. O. Dein- ing, Wilfrid Chapman ;- Damper Engine Co. No. 4, Sheldon Stowell, Win. Stewart, Chas. F. Roberts ;- Delnge Engine Co. No. 5, Enimons Rudge. James Watrous, Joseph Leeser :- Bravo Engine Co. No. 6, Elijah J. Maine, Harvey Fords, M. V. Maine.
IGP Annual meeting of the several Fire Companies for the choice of Officers, first week in April.
Fire Wardens and Assistants .- 1, Harvey Hebard, Geo. Met calf ;- 2, P. F. Robbins, F. F. Smith; - 3. Joseph P'ratt, Loren- zo Daniels ;- 4, Chas. Martin. Francis Wheat :-= 5, Perry Smith, Horace Ensworth :- 6. Carlos Glazier, Geo. Webster ;- 7, Aus- tin Daniels, Geo. Seyms ;- S. J. P. Foster, Nat. Woodhouse ;- 9, Win. HI. Gilbert, Mason Gross :- 10, John Carter, William S. White ;- 11. Harvey Rockwood, Win. Frazier ;- 12, II. Weeks, J. N. Hayden.
The Chief Engineer and his Assistants, the Foremen and First and Second Assistants of the several Fire Companies, and the First, Second and Thin! Fire Wardens, constitute the " BOARD OF FIRE DEPARTMENT"-Office in the City Itall; John G. Parsons. Chairman; Albert Lyman, Clerk.
FIREMEN'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF HAUT- FORD; organized in June, 1836; incorporated, May, 1839. An
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nual meeting, first Monday in June. Allyn S. Stillman, Presi- dent ; James B. Crosby, 1st Vice Pres .; Frederick F. Rice, 2/4 Vice President ; Albert Lyman, Secretary; Jaines B. Shultas, Treasurer ; Samnel A. Butler, Collector; George B. Hawley, Surgeon; Horace Goodwin, Joseph Pratt, Auditors.
Amount of Permanent Fund, $5, 487.
Number of Members, 200.
Donations since organization, $2,320.
Engineers of Hartford Fire Department since organization, 1789. Name. Appointed by Name. Chosen by Firemen
Common Council. A. S. Stillman, June 19, 1843.
Miles Beach, Nov. 23, 1789.
R. G. Drake, July 1, 1846. James Ward, Dec. 23, 1805.
Chas. Benton, Sept. 18, 1848.
Jeremy Hoadley, July 7, 1820.
Eras. Hubbard, July 2, 1850.
J. M. Goodwin, July, 21, 1826. Jolin Carter, July 17th, 1852.
Wm. Hayden, Oet. 14, 1833. | J. G. Parsons, June 28, 1854.
Alarms of Fire in the City of Hartford, from 1836 to May 1855. co 1836 1841 1837 1838 1839 1840 1818 1853
8 8 14 99 11 15 16 15 19 48 55 14 12 48 32 37 31 28 51 46 537
Fire Alarms in the City from Muy 26th, 1854, to May 19th, 1855. June 1, 10 l'. M. B. F. Orcutt's barn, and storehouse of Gillett & Euson. Loss $800; insured $200.
14, 9 P. M. Camphene taking fire while being drawn in the eellar of HI. E. & M. Gilbert. Damage slight. 16, 11 P. M. False alarm, and the originator of it canght.
26, 12 Midnight. Iechouse of J. F. Phillips, Meadow st. Loss $3.000; insured $2.000, Incendiary.
July 9, 2% A. M. Barn of N. Hollister, Grove st .; ineendi- ary; loss $500.
12, 13% A. M. H. C. Brainard's Brass Foundry, No. 1, Trumbull st .; ineendiary; loss 8700.
18, 1 A. M. Sharps Rifle Factory. Damage slight. Aug. 20, 91 P. M. False alarm.
Sept. 17, 8:2 A. M. Barn of Geo, Brinley, opposite 14 Anu st .; consumed; loss $500; insured $300 .; ineendi- ary.
Oct. 9, 10 A. M. The upper story of a house in Charles st. ; mnage 80, 51. P. M. Alarmu from the burning of the South East Distriet School House, in East Hartford. Nov. 10, 6!2 P. M. False alarm. CITY DIRECTORY. Nov. 14, 914 P. M. Alarm from the bursting of a fluid lamp, 68 Trumbull st .; slight damage. 21, 10 P. M. No. 10 Trumbull st .; 31 and 4th stories of Shattuck & Co.'s bindery; Loss about $5.000; insured $4.000. Seeond story occupied by O. D. Case & Co., map publishers, and by the Times printing offiec. $1.000 loss by the foriner, and about $300 by the latter. Case, Tiffany, & Co.'s loss in printed sheets in bindery $4.000. Insured 52.000. Loss on building 81.000; iusured; incendiary. Dec. 5, 942 P. M. False alarm. " 12, 3 A. M. United States Hotel, rear building: nearly consumed, together with the stable-all wood build- ings ; buildings insured $14.000. If. Rockwood, occupant ; los< >6.000; insured $4.090. Fire origin- ated from cooking apparatus. A. E. Clapp's loss about $1.000; no insurance. " 22, 8 P. M. Aların from the burning of Bacon & Bro's Factory in Simsbury; loss $3.000; no insuranec. 22, 10 P. M. Clothing store under American Hotel; damage slight. 24, 10 P. M. Alarm from ineendiary attempt on the old Tannery, in Ehn st. . 29, 1112 P. M. Barn rear 9 Trumbull st .: consumed; insured $100. Owned by 1I. Goodwin, 24, whose loss in merchandise stored therein was $600; not insured. 30. 10 P. M. False alarm. 66 31, 10:[ P. M. False alarmn. Jan. 5, 1855. 10 P. M. False alarm. G, SHE P. M. False alarm. 9, 1 A. M. An unoccupied old wooden two story house on Lafayette st .; consumed. 0, 51 P. M. Barn corner of Maple avenue. near South Green: consinned: los- $300. 21, 2E A. M. E. Deming's shop, rear 48 Morgan st., which, with the upper story of front building were consumed; loss about $1.000; insured: incendiary? " 21. 5.2 A. M. Barn of R. Watkinson, 17 Prospect st .; eousumed, with three tons of hay, quantity of grain, mul one cow; loss about $1.000; incendiary. 21. S. P. M. Ineendiary attempt on Mr. Hart's black smith shop in Hicks st. ; discovered in time to pre- vent minchi damage. " 22, 81 P. M. S. I .. Diekerman's grocery au I anoecu- pied dwelling, 300 Main st .; incendiary : Loss about $1.000; insured $1.000. " 22, 10 P. M. False alarm, 25 1842 | 1843 1844 18.45 | 1846 | 1817 1849 1850 1851 1852 S | 1854 | 1855 |Total 289 288 GEER'S HARTFORD Jan. 23, 8% P. M. Alarm from incendiary attempt on Moses Burr's barn, Windsor avenue; slight damage. 26, 912 P. M. Fuller & Burnham's Tobacco manufae- tory, Commerce st. Inside of building and con- tents mostly consumed; stock insured $1.750; loss about $2.500. The building owned by W. Kellogg; insured $1.500. 27, 822 P. M. Meck & Teft's sash and blind manufac- tory, Windsor av .; consumed; Ioss $1.000; insured $600. 27, 9/2 P. M. False alarm. 28, 7 P. M. Barn and sheds of J. Goodwin, near town house : consumed; loss $800. 29, 11 P. M. Incendiary attempt on Sisson's building, 75 Main st .; loss on building $1.200; loss on pianos $450; loss in Masons' rooms $500; loss to other · ocenpants $300 ; all insured. [ During the past three weeks there have been at- tempts to fire many other buildings, where matclics failed in igniting, or were discovered in season to be put out without raising an alarm. ] Feb. 10, 3 P. M. No. 16 P'ratt st., from furnace; loss $150; insured. 12, 9% P. M. Incendiary attempt on barn of W. Mather. opposite Arsenal. 17, 9.4[ P. M. False aların. 22, 912 P. M. False alarm. 24, 9% A. M. Mrs. De Wolfe's house, Buckingham st. ; caused by furnace ; damage slight. 24, 10 P. M. False alarmı. Mar. 9, 732 P. M. False alarm. 66 11, 6 A. M. Incendiary attempt, 47 and 49 Commerce st .; damage slight. 11, 6% A. M. Another unsuccessful incendiary at- tempt on the old tannery in Ehn st. 16, 125 A. M. An unoccupied building in Grove ave- nue, opposite Colt's armory, owned by M. Baller- stein; consumed; the third incendiary attempt on this building. A wood dwelling near it, occupied by several families, was also consumed-their furni- ture saved; loss $1.000; insured. CITY DIRECTORY. Railroads. HARTFORD, NEW HAVEN & SPRINGFIELD RAILROAD. CHARLES F. POND, President. HORATIO FITCH, Secretary and Treasurer. Directors .- Charles F. Pond, Charles Boswell, Hartford; Cor- nelius Vanderbilt, Jolin A. Robinson, Thomas S. Gibbes, New York; Ezra C. Read, New Haven; James S. Brooks, Meri- den; Chester W. Chapin, Springfield; Wm. Jarvis, Middletown. Annual meeting, second Wednesday in Sept. Board meeting third Wednesday of each month. Superintendent, E. M. Reed. Ticket Agent, Henry Britton. HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE & FISHKILL RAILROAD. W.M. SPRAGUE, President. E. M. BRIDGMAN, Sec. & Tr. S. ASHBURNER, Chief Eng. JOHN W. BACON, Sup't. Directors .- James M. Bunce, Joseph Trumbull, Alfred Smith, Win. H. Imlay, D. F. Robinson, Calvin Day, Hartford; Wmn. Spragne, Win. Il. Hoppin. Henry Lippit, James G. Anthony, Stephen Harris, JJr., Providence. Ticket and Freight Agent .- Charles W. Cook. Package Grpresses. ADAMS Express Co., 6 Central Row, semi-daily, (Sundays ex- cepted.) to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, and all intermediate towns, and toall the towns on the Railroads, connected with the Hartford and New Haven, and the New Ha- ven and New York Railroads, and on the Hartford, Providence, aud Fistikill Railroad. SKINNERS' from 9 AAmerican Row, daily, at 3 P. M., for Plain- ville, U'nionville, Collinsville, New Hartford, Winsted. Norfolk, Hitchcockville, Colebrook River, New Boston, Ma-s. WILLIAM BRYANT'S EXPRESS TO WOLCOTVILLE. Mondays. Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays, at 31 P. M .. from 9 Amer- ican Row. passing through Burlington and Harwinton. Return- ing, leaves Wolcotville Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at 5 .1. M. DARIU'S WILSON'S EXPRESS TO WOLCOTTVILLE, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3% P. M., from 9 American row. 291 290 GEER'S HARTFORD through New Hartford Center, Bakerville and Torringford. Leaves Wolcottville same days, at 5 A. M. F. D. JOHNSON'S EXPRESS TO STAFFORD, leaves 9 American row, daily, at 2 P. M .; returning, leaves Staffordville 6 A. M., passing through Stafford, Stafford Springs, Tolland, Vernon Station, thence by railroad, arriving at Hartford at 10. A. ROGERS'S EXPRESS TO ROCKVILLE, leaves 9 Amer. row, daily, at 2 P. M .; returning, leaves Rockville at 822 A. M., passing through Vernon to Railroad Station, arriving at Hartford at 10.11 A. M. J. S. PHINNEY'S EXPRESS TO SOUTHINGTON. Arrives every Thursday at 12 M .; leaves Fridays from 195 Main st. at 12 MI. DEWELL & RICHARDS' EXPRESS TO CANAAN, FALLS VIL- . LAGE, AND EAST SHEFFIELD. Arrives, TInirsdays at 12 M., and leaves Eagle Hotel Fridays, at 1 P. M. EDMUND B. FAIRCHILD'S EXPRESS TO WATERTOWN, Tues- days and Saturdays, leaves 9 American Row at 10 o'clock A. M., passing through Bristol, Terryville aud Plymouth. Re- turns Mondays and Fridays, arriving in Hartford at 2K P. M. HORACE BURNHAM'S EXPRESS TO ASHFORD, leaves 9 Ameri- can Row at 2 P. M., laily, passing through Bolton Notch, North Coventry, Mansfield Depot, Mansfield 4 corners, arriving at Ashford at 8 P. M. Leaves Ashford at 5 A. M., daily, arriv- ing ar Hartford at 10 A. M. Omnibusses. STATE STREET AND RAILROAD STATION .- Runs from the foot of State street to Railroad Station, through Asylum street, to and from the several trains, according to their time of leaving. MAIN STREET. - Leaves South Green for North Burying Ground at 1 P. M., and every hour thereafter until 9 P. M. Leaves North Burving Ground at each half hour, and every hour until 9 P. M. Passing the State House in going up about 10 minutes after each hour, and going down about 20 minutes before each hour. EAST HARTFORD AND SCOTLAND .- Leaves Exchange cor- ner. Hartford, daily, for East Hartford and Scotland, at 12 M. aud 51 P. M .; for East Hartford, 942 A. M. and 35 P. M. Re- turning. leaves Scotland Bridge, for East Hartford and Hart ford, at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M. Leaves East Hartford for Hart- ford, at 9% A. M. and 3% P. M. WEST HARTFORD .- Leaves corner of Main and Asylum streets at 9 .A. M., 2 and 64 P. M. Leaves West llartford, at 7 .A. M., 1M2 and 4 P. M. CITY DIRECTORY. Steamboats. HARTFORD AND NEW YORK STEAMBOATS. From foot of Talcott street, near Great Bridge. Steamer City of Hartford, Capt. D. A. Mills, leaves Hartford Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from the foot of State st. at 34 o'clock, and New York on alternate days, at 4 P. M .. from Peck Slip. After July 4th, will leave Hartford on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and New York on alternate days. Steamer Granite State, Capt. Joseph H. King, leaves Hartford Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from the foot of Talcott st. at 33 o'clock, P. M. ; and New York on alternate days, at 4 P.M. from Peck Slip. After 4th July, will leave Hartford on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. W'M. SAVAGE, Agent. These boats arrive daily, Mondays excepted, at Hartford, be- tween 5 and 7 A. M., and at New York between 3 and 5 A. M. HARTFORD, NEW LONDON, GREENPORT AND SAG- HARBOR. Steamer Cricket, Capt. Geo. W. Bates, leaves Hartford, Tues- days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at & A. M., arriving at Sag- harbor at 316 P. M. Leaves Sagharbor alternate days at 9 _1. M., arriving at Hartford at 5 P. M. HARTFORD AND EAST HADDAMI. The fast Steamer Washington Irring, Capt. George Bassett, leaves Goodspeed's Landing. East Haddam, daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M. arriving at Hartford, about 10 A. M. Returning, leaves Hartford at 21 P. M. Steam freight Dachets. " BUCK'S NEW YORK STEAM TRANSPORTATION LINE." Steam Schooner Suchem, Capt. William B. Thrasher. " Lucas, Capt. E. Bates. Seneca, Capt. Charles H. Chalker. Lenve Hartford foot of Statest., Weilne-day- anl Saturdays. Leave New York, from Old slip, Tuesdays an I Fridays. E. WADSWORTH. Agent, tout of' State street, ILertford. J. & N. BRIGGS, Agents, No. 40 South street, New York. 25* 292 GEER'S HARTFORD FOR PHILADELPHILA. Via Delaware and Raritan Cunul, every Thursday. Steam Schooner Josephine, Capt. P. M. Grumley. Rough & Ready, Capt. Wm. Wilcox. M. W. CHAPIN & Co., Agents, 31 Ferry st., Hartford. WOL. MI. BAIRD & Co. 53 South Wharves, Phil. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Steam Propeller II. B. Beach, Capt. John M. Sanders. Enquire at WOODRUFF & BEACH IRON WORKS. FOR ALBANY. Steam Propeller A. Clark, with barge E. M. Clark, Capt. A. Clark, once in ten days. O. G. TERRY, 45 Commerce street. Hartford. W.I. S. PRESTON, 110 Pier, Albany. Regular Wines of Dathets. FOR BOSTON-"UNION LINE." Schooner Earl, Capt. T. Fuller; Juliet, Capt. E. Lewis; Leo- nora. Capt. David Jones; Inn Flower, Capt. E. Crowell; Ska- ron. Capt. H. Crosby; Eliza B. Capt. H. Crosby. Sail from Hartford every Wednesday, and from Boston every Saturday. J. M. Besos & Co. 103 State street, Hartford, and LEWIS & CLAPP, 18 Central Wharf, Boston, Agents. HARTFORD AND PHILADELPHIA SCHOONER PACKETS. A. E. Douglass, Capt. Gaines. Lawrence, Capt. Reed. Hartford, Sinith. Brazos, Dickenson. J. G. Collier, 66 Chapin. S. M. Tyler. Bacon. Win. Collier, : Brooks. S. M. Shaddick, Williams. A. R. Shailor, Pratt. I. E. Potts, Mack. E. T. Smith, Clark. Almon Bacou, 6 Dickinson. E. Flower, Raynor. J. Mc Closkey, י! Arnold. T. L. Miller, Paddock, J. S. Curtiss, Risley. Chief, Shailor. | Chas. Carroll, Pratt. FOR FALL RIVER AND PROVIDENCE. Schr. Dacid Sisson, Capt. John C. Gibbs; and Schr. Mary Brockway, Capt. David Chase. C. II. NORTHAM & Co. 97 State street, Agents. FOR NEW BEDFORD .- Schooner Henry Gibbs, Capt. Snow. FOR BRIDGEPORT .- Sloop Housatonic, Capt. Wheeler. The above are only a few of the vessels running regularly to this port. But the many others running from hence to New York, Albany, and other ports, as chartered, it is impossible to classity. CITY DIRECTORY. ilp- Biber Freight Boats. HARTFORD TO WAREHOUSE-POINT AND WINDSOR LOCKS. Steamboat and five freight boats : sail daily; Abbey, Wood- ward & Co. Office at I. G. Allen's and C. W. Brown's, foot of Ferry st. HARTFORD AND WINDSOR. One boat from foot of State street. HARTFORD AND MIDDLETOWN. Ten boats from the foot of State and Ferry sts. Stages and Dost Riders. NO STAGES ON THE SABBATII. SOMERS .- DAILY. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, 3 P. M., American Hotel. Every day by Railroad to Thompsonville, and thence by Stage. DIST. FARE. East Hartford. 6 37 South Windsor. East Windsor Ilill, 50 Scantic, - 12 50 Broad Brook, 14 50 Scittico, - 17 75 Somersville. 19 1 00 Leaves Somers, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at G .I. M., urricing in Hartford at 1012 .1. M. BROAD BROOK-DAILY. At 3 o'clock P. M. from _American Ihtel. DIST. | FARE .. East Hartford, South Windsor. 37 Fast Windsor Hill, S 50 Scantic. - 12 50 Broad Brook. - 14 50 RETURNING-J.cures Broud Brook daily, ut ; A. Mf. 25 Somers, ( Town,) 293 F 294 GEER'S HARTFORD WESTFIELD. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 1 P. M.,from Revere House. DIST. FARE. Windsor, 6 25 Poquonnock, 9 50 Rainbow, - 11 50 East Granby, 14 62 West Snffield, 18 75 Feeding Hills, - 23 87 Westfield, 28 1 00 RETURNING-Leaves Westfield, in Summer at 4 o'clock A. M. ; in Winter at 7 o'clock A. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrives in Hartford at 11 A. M., in Summer, and 1 P. M., in Winter. TARIFFVILLE AND WESTFIELD. Daily, from Rerere Himse to Tariffrille and Granby ; Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 3% P. M., to Westfield. DIST. FARE. Bloomfield, 6 25 Tariffville, 11 50 Granby. 15 75 Southwick, 22 1 00 Westfield,- 27 1 00 RETURNING-Leares Westfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- duys, at 5 A. M. ; leures Tariffrille daily, at 7 A. 31. GLASTENBURY AND PORTLAND. Daily, at 3 o'clock P. M., from Revere House. DIST. FARE. East Hartford, 2 20 Glastenbury, 6 25 Sonth Glastonbury, 9 37 Portland, 17 6S RETURNING-Leaves Portlandat 6 A. M., and South Glastonbury at 732 A. M., arriving in Hartford at 24 o'clock. MIDDLETOWN AND NEW HAVEN. Daily, at 9 o'clock A. M., from American Hotel. DIST. FARE. Wethersfield, 4 25 Rocky Hill, 7 37 Cromwell, 12 50 Middletown, 15 50 Durham, - 20 Northford, 28 1 12 Fair Haven, 37 1 50 New Haven, 1 50 RETURNING-Leaves the City Hotel, New Haven, at 11 A. M., and arrives in Hartford at 6 P. M. CITY DIRECTORY. WEST GRANVILLE, Mass .- P. B. COF .. From Revere House, Tuesdays and Saturdays, TX A. M .; arrices Mondays and Fridays, at 1 P. J1. DIST. FARE. 6 25 Bloomfield, - 12 50 South Hop Meadow, (Simsbury,) 19 West Granby, - 24 1 00 East Hartland. 30 1 25 West Granville, BLANDFORD. MASS .- W. E. BOrE. Leaves Revere House, Fritheys, 8 A. M .; arrives Thursdays. 2 P. M. DIST. FACE. 5 25 Bloomfield, - 11 50 Tariff'ville, 15 63 Granby, 19 75 North Granby, 1 00 East Granville, 33 1 25 . Blandford, WEST HARTLAND .- DARWIN GRIFFIN. Leaves Revere House, Tuesdays and Saturdays. 7 .1. M .; arrives Mondays and Fridays, 2 P. M. DINT. FARE. 5 . Weatogne, 50 North Canton, Barkhaiusted, - West Hartland, FARMINGTON-DAILY. Leaves American Hotel at 312 P. M. ; arrives daily at 10 A. M. Farmington ut S _1. M. daily. WETHERSFIELD-DAILY. Leaves 182 Main street, at 10 A. M. and 5 P. M .; Wethersfield at 9 .1. M. and 4 P. M. Offices, c., in the State House. Comptroller of Public Accounts, Ist story, south side. Commissioner of the School Fund, south door, west room. County and Superior Court room, Ist story, north side. Governor's room, south door, cast room. House of Representatives, ed story, north end. Need help finding more records? 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